Ten weeks after, she bore a child with three marks corresponding in size and appearance to those caused by the dog's teeth on her leg.

Kerr reports the case of a woman in her seventh month whose daughter fell on a cooking stove, shocking the mother, who suspected fatal burns.

The woman was delivered two months later of an infant blistered about the mouth and extremities in a manner similar to the burns of her sister.

This infant died on the third day, but another was born fourteen months later with the same blisters.

Inflammation set in and nearly all the fingers and toes sloughed of.